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Working Moms Worldwide Deserve Maternity Leave—and More

Quratulain Fatima

Working mothers need more than a village to raise a child—we need empathetic organizations that willingly provide flexible work schedules and phased returns, sanitary childcare facilities, safe pumping rooms and maternity leaves offered without punishment or penalty.

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Improving Sanitation Would Curb Gender-Based Violence—and Bolster Global Economies

Quratulain Fatima

The threat of violence created by the lack of safe sanitation facilities excludes too many girls around the world from equitable opportunities to achieve.

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